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Neighbor Cliff Osborne, left, is patted on the shoulder from Clay Pepper, right, after he helped James Young, 70, from his burning home at the 200 block of Robinwood Circle in Starr on Monday. Osborne said his neighbor was screaming for help and came over to help him. Six fire trucks and 40 firemen from Flat Rock Bowen, Starr, and Homeland Park stations responded with Medshore ambulance. Ken Ruinard / staff

Six fire trucks and 40 firemen from Flat Rock Bowen, Starr, and Homeland Park stations responded with Medshore ambulance to the 200 block of Robinwood Circle in Starr on Monday. Neighbor Cliff Osborne said he was walking his dog when he heard James Young, 70, screaming for help and came over to help him from his home. Ken Ruinard / staff

Six fire trucks and 40 firemen from Flat Rock Bowen, Starr, and Homeland Park stations responded with Medshore ambulance to the 200 block of Robinwood Circle in Starr on Monday. Neighbor Cliff Osborne said he was walking his dog when he heard James Young, 70, screaming for help and came over to help him from his home. Ken Ruinard / staff

Six fire trucks and 40 firemen from Flat Rock Bowen, Starr, and Homeland Park stations responded with Medshore ambulance to the 200 block of Robinwood Circle in Starr on Monday. Neighbor Cliff Osborne said he was walking his dog when he heard James Young, 70, screaming for help and came over to help him from his home. Ken Ruinard / staff

Homeland Park fireman Chevis Sexton works at the scene of a fire in Starr on Monday. Six fire trucks and 40 firemen from Flat Rock Bowen, Starr, and Homeland Park stations responded with Medshore ambulance to the 200 block of Robinwood Circle in Starr on Monday. Neighbor Cliff Osborne said he was walking his dog when he heard James Young, 70, screaming for help and came over to help him from his home. Ken Ruinard / staff

Homeland Park fireman Chevis Sexton works at the scene of a fire in Starr on Monday. Six fire trucks and 40 firemen from Flat Rock Bowen, Starr, and Homeland Park stations responded with Medshore ambulance to the 200 block of Robinwood Circle in Starr on Monday. Neighbor Cliff Osborne said he was walking his dog when he heard James Young, 70, screaming for help and came over to help him from his home. Ken Ruinard / staff

Homeland Park firemen Chevis Sexton, left, and Eythan Nubern, right, work at the scene of a fire in Starr on Monday. Six fire trucks and 40 firemen from Flat Rock Bowen, Starr, and Homeland Park stations responded with Medshore ambulance to the 200 block of Robinwood Circle in Starr on Monday. Neighbor Cliff Osborne said he was walking his dog when he heard James Young, 70, screaming for help and came over to help him from his home. Ken Ruinard / staff

Six fire trucks and 40 firemen from Flat Rock Bowen, Starr, and Homeland Park stations responded with Medshore ambulance to the 200 block of Robinwood Circle in Starr on Monday. Neighbor Cliff Osborne said he was walking his dog when he heard James Young, 70, screaming for help and came over to help him from his home. Ken Ruinard / staff

Six fire trucks and 40 firemen from Flat Rock Bowen, Starr, and Homeland Park stations responded with Medshore ambulance to the 200 block of Robinwood Circle in Starr on Monday. Neighbor Cliff Osborne said he was walking his dog when he heard James Young, 70, screaming for help and came over to help him from his home. Ken Ruinard / staff

Six fire trucks and 40 firemen from Flat Rock Bowen, Starr, and Homeland Park stations responded with Medshore ambulance to the 200 block of Robinwood Circle in Starr on Monday. Neighbor Cliff Osborne said he was walking his dog when he heard James Young, 70, screaming for help and came over to help him from his home. Ken Ruinard / staff

Six fire trucks and 40 firemen from Flat Rock Bowen, Starr, and Homeland Park stations responded with Medshore ambulance to the 200 block of Robinwood Circle in Starr on Monday. Neighbor Cliff Osborne said he was walking his dog when he heard James Young, 70, screaming for help and came over to help him from his home. Ken Ruinard / staff

Six fire trucks and 40 firemen from Flat Rock Bowen, Starr, and Homeland Park stations responded with Medshore ambulance to the 200 block of Robinwood Circle in Starr on Monday. Neighbor Cliff Osborne said he was walking his dog when he heard James Young, 70, screaming for help and came over to help him from his home. Ken Ruinard / staff

Six fire trucks and 40 firemen from Flat Rock Bowen, Starr, and Homeland Park stations responded with Medshore ambulance to the 200 block of Robinwood Circle in Starr on Monday. Neighbor Cliff Osborne said he was walking his dog when he heard James Young, 70, screaming for help and came over to help him from his home. Ken Ruinard / staff

Six fire trucks and 40 firemen from Flat Rock Bowen, Starr, and Homeland Park stations responded with Medshore ambulance to the 200 block of Robinwood Circle in Starr on Monday. Neighbor Cliff Osborne said he was walking his dog when he heard James Young, 70, screaming for help and came over to help him from his home. Ken Ruinard / staff

Jimmy Ray Sutherland, left, Anderson County Fire Chief, stands near Cliff Osborne, right, at the 200 block of Robinwood Circle in Starr on Monday. Six fire trucks and 40 firemen from Flat Rock Bowen, Starr, and Homeland Park stations responded with Medshore ambulance. Neighbor Cliff Osborne said he was walking his dog when he heard James Young, 70, screaming for help and came over to help him from his home. Ken Ruinard / staff

Six fire trucks and 40 firemen from Flat Rock Bowen, Starr, and Homeland Park stations responded with Medshore ambulance to the 200 block of Robinwood Circle in Starr on Monday. Neighbor Cliff Osborne said he was walking his dog when he heard James Young, 70, screaming for help and came over to help him from his home. Ken Ruinard / staff

Six fire trucks and 40 firemen from Flat Rock Bowen, Starr, and Homeland Park stations responded with Medshore ambulance to the 200 block of Robinwood Circle in Starr on Monday. Neighbor Cliff Osborne said he was walking his dog when he heard James Young, 70, screaming for help and came over to help him from his home. Ken Ruinard / staff

Six fire trucks and 40 firemen from Flat Rock Bowen, Starr, and Homeland Park stations responded with Medshore ambulance to the 200 block of Robinwood Circle in Starr on Monday. Neighbor Cliff Osborne said he was walking his dog when he heard James Young, 70, screaming for help and came over to help him from his home. Ken Ruinard / staff

Neighbor Cliff Osborne, left, is patted on the shoulder from Clay Pepper, right, after he helped James Young, 70, from his burning home at the 200 block of Robinwood Circle in Starr on Monday. Osborne said his neighbor was screaming for help and came over to help him. Six fire trucks and 40 firemen from Flat Rock Bowen, Starr, and Homeland Park stations responded with Medshore ambulance. Ken Ruinard / staff

Six fire trucks and 40 firemen from Flat Rock Bowen, Starr, and Homeland Park stations responded with Medshore ambulance to the 200 block of Robinwood Circle in Starr on Monday. Neighbor Cliff Osborne said he was walking his dog when he heard James Young, 70, screaming for help and came over to help him from his home. Ken Ruinard / staff

Firemen exchange air packs at a Starr fire station truck at the 200 block of Robinwood Circle in Starr on Monday. Six fire trucks and 40 firemen from Flat Rock Bowen, Starr, and Homeland Park stations responded with Medshore ambulance to the fire. Neighbor Cliff Osborne said he was walking his dog when he heard James Young, 70, screaming for help and came over to help him from his home. Ken Ruinard / staff

The fire happened in Starr on Robinwood Circle and was extinguished in about an hour by roughly 45 firefighters from Flat Rock Bowen, Starr and Homeland Park departments.

Cliff Osborne, the neighbor who pulled someone to safety, said he was walking his dog before work and heard someone yelling for help.

The neighbor was near the door and Osborne said he was able to get to him easily once he heard the calls.

"He wanted to go back in get his glasses, his cell phone and his pants," Osborne said. "The heat was so hot, I was 10 feet away and I honestly don't know how he got the breath to yell. It was hot. God was looking at him, God was watching him."

Anderson County Fire Chief Jimmy Ray Sutherland said the fire is believed to have been accidental, a space heater was found near the apparent point of origin.

As weather gets colder, firefighters are preparing for more fires due to heaters and cords, the chief said.

Everyone should check their cords for any frays, keep anything flammable well away from space heaters and check batteries in smoke detectors, Sutherland said.

A few basic winter safety tips like those can help prevent fires, he said.

The home is a total loss, Cross said.

MedShore Ambulance Service transported one patient for burns. The patient's condition was not available.